Sentence examples for dividends between from inspiring English sources

He took about £400m out of BHS in dividends between 2000 and 2004.

Under the deal agreed in 2010, Thomas Cook also agreed to pay the Co-op £32m of minimum guaranteed dividends between October and December this year.

After buying the business in May 2000, shareholders extracted just over £422m in dividends between 2002 and 2004 – the vast majority of which went to Green's family.

As for the postcard-size views, which Richards referred to as "little scraps of thought," they were regularly sent as dividends between 1875 and 1885 to another patron, George Whitney, a prosperous Philadelphia manufacturer who wound up buying 87 of Richards's watercolors.

With the preferred, you stand to collect $21.75 in dividends between now and the conversion date, whereas common shareholders will get only $4.80 per share at the current rate.

He pointed out that FORBES estimated Bren's worth at $4 billion in 2003 (we now have him at $8.5 billion), yet that wasn't reflected by the income Bren admitted to the court: an average annual $14.4 million from wages and dividends between 1988 and 2002.

Buyers were about evenly dividend between institutional and individual investors, with demand twice the available shares.

Analysts at the stockbroker Liberum cut their forecast for full-year profit by 60% and said they expected Game to weigh up whether to maintain its dividend between now and the announcement of first-half results in March.

Over the past 10 years, the Virgin rail operation has paid out £381.7m in dividends, split between Virgin Group, a 51% shareholder, and Stagecoach, which owns the remaining 49%.

BT expects to increase its dividend by between 10% and 15% for each of the next two years.

Abbey investors will get one share in the Spanish bank plus 25p in cash and 6p for the dividend differential between the two banks.